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bitchesgetriches · 6 months
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Predatory NDAs Just Got a Lot Harder To Enforce
Within the last six months, three major changes have drastically reduced the enforceability of predatory NDAs.
These changes provide general protection to all impacted employees, and specific protections for victims of sexual harassment. With this, it seems the power and popularity of predatory NDAs is finally waning. And workers are gaining back ground they never should’ve lost.
Keep reading.
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askagamedev · 9 days
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Especially with so many projects that were never announced probably getting canceled right now due to layoffs and studios dissolving, how risky would it be for devs to keep personal copies of their work/builds?
I always thought NDAs were generally time limited, and at least that way the work wouldn't be entirely lost for ever. Is that even something devs generally want?
There are certain things that studios and companies can ask us not to do but have a real hard time preventing, especially if the company is going through a death spiral process. Keeping a personal copy of stuff I worked on, especially in an age of remote work, is one of those really hard-to-prevent things. If the company or studio is going under, almost everyone is losing their jobs and the motivation to maintain operational security is very low. Nobody in security cares when their main priority suddenly shifts to finding a new job. In these situations, leaked stuff happens a lot more often since there's little motivation for enforcement.
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It's much harder for workers who are let go from a company that remains alive, since breaking NDA would result in being liable for a bunch of damages. However, if I don't disclose anything and just keep stuff private, the studio cares a lot less about whether I have those files. They don't really do much forensic analysis of the workstations of former employees, they mostly just wipe them clean in order to protect the company from potential liabilities from accidentally finding left-behind personal files of the former workers.
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The thing about old game projects (especially for cancelled games) is that there's really only so long that the old stuff is even viable. The inevitable passing of time will decay any knowledge of the project and its workflow. If we release information and development stuff about games that were cancelled, say, two console generations ago, it is unlikely that the current IP holders and leadership would be super angry about it because so much time has passed. This is considerably different from releasing information about a game that was cancelled this year, where things are still raw and legal action is still a very legitimate threat.
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The main benefit to holding on to old projects is primarily for personal education. There's a lot to be learned if one can go back and study the way things worked on an old project. How did they set things up and why? How can I learn what decisions my seniors and leads made, and why did they make those decisions? How did they solve these problems? Can I use those same techniques? There might be some element of internet influencer points if old stuff gets released to the public, but that typically gets glossed over the way trivia is treated. In my opinion, the real value in old project assets is in the educational content it can provide.
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toasterman76 · 2 months
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where's my fucking iphone 5
It's coming! Do not ask questions :)
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emperornorton47 · 1 year
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Yesterday's news felt like an anticlimax to me. Indicted for paying off Stormy Daniels was not what I had been hoping for. The man has been calling for violence since he tried to overthrow the election and this is what we get?
The wheels of the Grand Jury continue to turn. I remain in wait and see mode.
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tuxedosaiyan · 11 months
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snapai · 1 year
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I've seen the thing going around about putting D&D or TTRPGs on your resume, but one more thing it gives you experience in is working under an NDA or equivalent environment (e.g. movie/film/tv production where NDAs are illegal) - you're working on creative stuff you have to keep secret from your friends so they can have the fun of discovering it in the order you want them to experience it!
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diannaperry · 1 year
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A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) is a legal agreement between your prospective software development company and yourself not to disclose any information relating to your project to anyone else.
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funbearer · 1 year
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varshasingh12 · 2 years
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theknowlegal · 2 years
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A non-disclosure agreement is a legally enforceable contract that creates a confidential connection between two parties.
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legalservicesforall · 2 years
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It's must to draft a Non Disclosure Agreement for your business.
Also, the Nondisclosure Agreement form or NDA Online Form is available on Vakilsearch website. You will get complete information about the Non Disclosure Agreement Format for 2022.
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ebuddynews · 2 years
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Elon Musk Says Twitter Legal Team Accused Him Of Violating NDA
Elon Musk Says Twitter Legal Team Accused Him Of Violating NDA Elon Musk says that the legal team of Twitter accused him of violating NDA by he revealed the verification of the bot sample size to a user. #ElonMusk #elon #musk #elonmusknews #elonmusktwitter #NDA #NonDisclosureAgreement #Violating #Twitterleagalteam #Twitter #botverification #elonmusktweet #elonmuskbuystwitter
Elon Musk says the legal team of Twitter accused him of violating the NDA (confidentiality agreement). They accused him because he revealed that the sample size for the social media platform’s checks on automated users was 100. On Friday, Elon Musk said he temporarily held the $44 billion deal to acquire the Twitter social network. At the same time, he awaits data on the proportion of his fake…
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aro-of-fortune · 9 months
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Let the saint sleep
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Neurodivergent aspec who doesn't want to be outed call that an NDA
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bitchesgetriches · 9 months
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Predatory NDAs Just Got a Lot Harder To Enforce
Within the last six months, three major changes have drastically reduced the enforceability of predatory NDAs.
These changes provide general protection to all impacted employees, and specific protections for victims of sexual harassment. With this, it seems the power and popularity of predatory NDAs is finally waning. And workers are gaining back ground they never should’ve lost.
Keep reading.
If you found this helpful, consider joining our Patreon.
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alien-girl-21 · 19 days
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Si quieres un poco de mí dame paciencia y verás
“Baby?” His eyes lifted from his glass, seeing Jere getting past the plants and standing in front of him, brow slightly furrowed. “Is everything okay?” “No,” Bojan finally admitted, “it’s too much for me.” Jere shuffled his way into the empty spot in the sofa, bumping their shoulders together and his hand going to his knee, giving it a soft squeeze in reassurance. - Bojere week day 2: Finding comfort in one another
Going strong on the second day of bojere week 😎
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